This novel follows the development of the relationship between Wen Jing and Ling Feng, while also portraying the marriages and family lives of four career women. The female lead, Wen Jing, works for a Japanese cosmetics company. After being betrayed and getting divorced, she meets Ling Feng, a businessman who has come from elsewhere to make a living. Wen Jing does everything she can to support his career and care for him, but everything is thrown into disarray when he reunites with his wife and children in Hanbei. Will their relationship come to anything?
Wen Jing's best friend Xinran is a director in the bank's loan department. Unable to put up with her dull, rigid professor husband, she leaves the prison of marriage, thinking she has found the love of her life. But who could have known...
Wen Jing's cousin Wen Liu is a certified public accountant at an accounting firm, a mainstay at work and the one who manages everything at home and outside it. Even so, she has to endure her husband's constant criticism, until her health begins to sound the alarm...
Zhao Ziyu, Wen Jing's colleague, had been living an ordinary life with her husband. Then a windfall came out of nowhere and her husband became a demolition-compensation heir. Will their marriage last?
The next chapter is the finale. Coding is really tiring and hard. Thank you Jinjiang readers for persisting until the end!
I tried reading it and it felt very good! Please read it carefully when you have time!
This chapter was written before the Uncle Bo incident broke out, and it was not deliberately imitated or fabricated. I just borrowed the title that netizens used to make fun of this matter. Thank you to those who have persisted in reading the article!
Come on, the writing is very good, but you need to pay attention to the layout. There are many branches. JJ's realistic words are not popular to begin with. In addition, fewer people read the setting of multiple protagonists. It is best to choose a subject with a large audience for the first article to practice.
Give yourself a pep talk! Come on, come on, the finish is considered a victory!